If you’ve ever been to a sporting event, you’ve inevitably heard the booming sounds of AC/DC blasting through the loudspeakers. It’s part of the cultural milieu; it’s the familiar crowd-pumping rock jams that sound great…
Photographs by Dawn Hamilton. The grand reunion trend continued last night bringing some extra heat to a city already baking in a late resurgence of summer. Los Angeles four-piece L7 returned to Toronto following a…
Tortured crooner Chelsea Wolfe has put out somber album again and again. Her latest work Abyss is some of her strongest material to date. On that album, she blends the PJ Harvey twang with gothic…
Written by Darlene Altmann. Wednesday September 2nd, must have been one of the hottest days of summer, and the night was even hotter! Couldn’t wait to see the man of the hour Brett Kissel! Opening…
Performing the last show of the highly celebrated world tour, Idina Menzel treated her Toronto fans to the level of entertainment that is rarely found outside of Manhattan and Las Vegas. Starting the sold- out…
When people ask me how Camp Wavelength was, the immediate response that comes to mind is: relaxed. Where other festivals have you running from stage to stage through throngs of never-ending intoxicated people in a…
Photographs by Neil Van. “I always did it like a real rebel would” sang Justin Young, of the Vaccines’ in the midst of a boisterous set Friday night, at The Opera House. Opening the night…
One by one the members of Earth, Wind and Fire and Chicago stepped on stage. Decades of musical talent walked on and waved to the crowd and the audience couldn’t be more responsive. They were…
Written by Darlene Altmann. Rick Springfield, let’s hear him roar! Boy can he still rock! I was very excited to see Rick Springfield as I have never seen him before and had a major crush…
